I'm Ronald, freelance developer at Newlin. For over fifteen years I've been building apps and websites — from iOS and Android to full-stack web applications. In that time, I've learned one thing: the hardest part of building software isn't the code. It's knowing whether what you're building actually works for the people using it. The feedback loop that took too long With every project I delivered, there was the same problem. The client was happy, the app went live, and then... silence. It took weeks before the first complaints or suggestions came in — via email, phone, or a meeting. The feedback loop was enormous. By the time I heard what users thought, I was already three features ahead. I tried existing feedback tools. Hotjar, UserVoice, Canny — all fine products. But for my situation as a freelancer, they were too much. Too complex to set up, too expensive for smaller projects, and they placed cookies that required a whole cookie banner setup. What if it could be simpler? The idea for Fluister came from frustration. I wanted something I could add to any website in literally two minutes. One line of code, no configuration, no hassle. A simple question to your visitor: "What do you think?" With an emoji, optionally a message, done. No account needed for the visitor. No cookies. No tracking. Just honest, anonymous feedback from the people actually using your site.

Fluister

Fluister connects feedback to your development workflow.

Fluister connects feedback to your development workflow.